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Category Archives: Purchases
Yet more offcuts!
It’s probably fitting that my first proper post this year is about buying more wood, rather than actually doing anything with it! Wood Recycling Project I have a couple of days off work to coincide with a school holiday, so … Continue reading
Posted in Purchases, Wood
Tagged ash, beech, black walnut, cedar, oak, recycled timber, recycled wood, timber, timber storage, timber yard, walnut, wenban smith, wenbans, wood, Wood Recycling Project
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Thoughts on order
[A combination of health problems and bereavement have conspired against me getting any time in the workshop (or even at car boot sales! 😦 ) but here’s a post I’ve been writing for a while] I suspect I’m not alone … Continue reading
Weekend update
I didn’t get any time in the workshop during the week. Yesterday was spent at a family birthday in a rural village hall, where I noticed this rather nice little toggle/latch, holding a long trestle table against the wall: Something … Continue reading
Posted in Car booty, Off-topic, Personal
Tagged car boot, car boot sale, car booty, latch, Pease Pottage, toggle, Village hall, wooden
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More offcuts
Yesterday after visiting my relative I went to Wenban’s to check out their offcuts. As usual they had a whole load of Pine, Iroko, Idigbo, Utile etc plus a few bits of Oak, Ash, Beech, Tulip etc.
Posted in Purchases, Setting up shop, Wood
Tagged ash, beech, Cherry, oak, offcuts, pine, purchases, timber, timber storage, timber yard, tulip, wenban smith, wenbans, wood
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eBay purchase roundup
I don’t think I ever posted about the other plane I got before I picked up the No. 71 router plane off eBay Stanley Bailey No. 3 – £14.50 + 5.90 P&P I got it some time ago but have … Continue reading
Posted in eBay, Hand tools, Purchases, Tools
Tagged Bailey, cross pein hammer, double ended block plane, ebay, Focus Do It All, Great Mills, Marples, No. 130, No. 3, pad saw, plane collection, purchases, Stanley
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Further adventures in derusting
Following on from my previous post. You may have noticed some other bits amongst the plane and axe parts in the photo below: These are part of my Stanley 905 breast drill, which I’ve been meaning to clean up for … Continue reading
Posted in Bric-a-brac, Hand tools, Restoration, Tools
Tagged 905, breast drill, gel, hand drill, liquid, rerusting, restore, rust remover, Stanley, tool restoration
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Adventures in derusting
Yesterday I built a cylindrical derusting tank from soil pipe. It works well for longer tools, like the tin snips I bought at a car boot sale in April
Posted in Car booty, Restoration, Tools
Tagged 1944, axe, derusting, Gilbow 245 14", Gilbow tools, Gilpin, restore, rust remover liquid, tin snips, tool restoration, W Gilpin, WD arrow
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New threads
A couple of weeks ago I posted on UKWorkshop asking for information on what gauges etc I would need to figure out the threads of missing screws. As well as a lot of useful information from a variety of people, … Continue reading